Recent studies and reports shed light on the prevalence of long COVID, with findings indicating that milder COVID cases lead to quicker recovery while women and those with cardiovascular disease are more prone to long COVID. Data from Japan shows an 11.8% long COVID prevalence during the Omicron BA.5 wave. Additionally, a study reveals that 20% of COVID patients did not recover within 90 days after infection.
Data Show One in Five People Didn't Recover from COVID within 90 Days A new study reveals that more than one-in-five people who contracted COVID from 2020 to 2023 did not recover within 90 days after infection. Learn more: https://t.co/WuLyuRCtWU https://t.co/QR72P2vvs2
"Epidemiologic Features of Recovery From SARS-CoV-2 Infection." https://t.co/mMgzgRVKVf
Science Blog: “New Study Reveals Long COVID Risk Factors And Recovery Time” ‘A new study from Columbia University provides important insights into the prevalence of long COVID..’ https://t.co/ZVA1gsnxbJ
Epidemiologic Features of Recovery From SARS-CoV-2 Infection What variables are associated with time to recovery from SARS-CoV-2 infection? https://t.co/SFJa8UMcWz 1/5
CIDRAP: 'Study shows 12% long-COVID prevalence following Omicron infection' 'A new report in Emerging Infectious Diseases reveals an 11.8% prevalence of long COVID during the Omicron BA.5 wave in Japan, based on outcomes seen among 25,911 adults..' https://t.co/IAaaABPDr4
Long COVID Risk Factors Revealed In Data From Nearly 5,000 People https://t.co/XOs6tSqqUw
A new study finds that people with milder Covid cases are more likely to recover quickly and that women and people with cardiovascular disease are more likely to develop long Covid. Depression was not a major risk factor. https://t.co/uJ7ycXZ4Xg https://t.co/ZyJux3Qe9w
Courier Journal: COVID killed millions. Fauci’s House hearing shows we’re not ready for another pandemic I could not stop thinking..4.3% of our adult population currently experiencing limitations in their activity due to persistent symptoms of long COVID https://t.co/2nSOU5rbHk